VOICED : Kagame eyes third term as millions sign petition

The transcript discusses the political situation in Rwanda, focusing on petitions for a constitutional amendment to allow President Kagame a third term. Over 3.7 million signatures were collected, but the spontaneity of the petition is questioned due to the controlled political environment. Some citizens feared repercussions for not signing. The government denies applying pressure. Western countries disapprove of the amendment, especially after events in Burundi, but the Rwandan government remains unresponsive. If Parliament approves, Kagame is likely to be re-elected in 2017.

What has been the response of the government regarding the pressure on citizens to sign the petition?

What are the implications of the constitutional change for President Kagame's future?